Kale shares about how God’s compassion moves Him to act extravagantly.

Kale begins the 2026 church retreat by discussing how God describes His own heart and the various distortions we have about how we see Him.

Peter concludes the series on salvation by discussing how salvation is a core identity we received as a gift, that we continue to live by it, and that we will be saved in the future.

Peter continues the series on salvation by discussing how salvation means driving out shame with the honor Jesus brings.

Aaron discusses how salvation is meant to look like overcoming sin and an ongoing transformation into a life that looks like Jesus’.

Peter continues the series on salvation by discussing how Jesus lived a fully human life to show us how to be truly human.

Aaron tackles three common misconceptions about salvation: that it is not just an event, that it is not just in our heads, and that it is not only for later.

Peter starts a new series on salvation by discussing what salvation is and how many cultural interpretations of it seem to fall short.

Kale continues the Back to Our Roots series by sharing how the love, grace, and generosity of Jesus enables us to reflect His love, grace, and generosity to anyone God puts in our lives.

Aaron continues the Back to Our Roots series by highlighting the transformation of Peter in the Gospels as he continued to pursue Jesus through good times and bad.

Aaron continues the Back to Our Roots series by discussing how we can honor God with our bodies and what we do with it affects us mentally and spiritually.

Kale completes the Back to Our Roots series by discussing how we have the joyous opportunity to give others the presence of Jesus and proclaim His message of salvation and His invitation to life to the full.

Aaron continues the Back to Basics series by discussing how we have been saved by the grace of God through the sacrifice of Jesus and called into eternal life that begins now - not in an ideal future.

Kale continues the series on Gospel fundamentals by discussing how our sin distorts our perception of God and His good plan and design for us and the world.

Aaron starts a new series on the foundations of the Gospel, specifically how the good we are created for is relationship with God and each other.

Kale discusses the story of Mary and Martha and how we can miss the presence of Jesus, the source of all things good, by focusing on lesser things.

Aaron and Kale continue vision casting for the upcoming two Sunday services for the Northeast Church: We can all take ownership of outreach to those who need what we have and hospitality to those who come through our doors.

Aaron and Kale cast the vision, share information, and answer questions about the upcoming two church service plan and how it is an opportunity for the Northeast Church to make room for more people in the family of God.

Sandra discusses how Ecclesiastes addresses pleasure and how it invites us to enjoy what is right in front of us as the secret to being content.

Preston and the Northeast Church Christian Teen Fellowship (CTF) team debrief and share about their week at CTF Camp and the key stories and takeaways from the week.